Sia Answering Valid Q By Mocking Autistic Actors & Deservedly Dragged

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10 minutes ago, 777777777777777777 said:

 "casting someone at her level of functioning was cruel, not kind, so I made the executive decision that we would do our best to lovingly represent the community. She found it extremely stressful and overwhelming."

THIS. Most people with severe autism would have an extremely difficult time being a lead in a Hollywood sized film. But, their stories still deserve to be told, so hence why she felt compelled to create this movie.

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Just now, codymonster said:

THIS. Most people with severe autism would have an extremely difficult time being a lead in a Hollywood sized film. But, their stories still deserve to be told, so hence why she felt compelled to create this movie.

Not all autism is the same though. There are some people with aspergers for example who would be able to cope with it and there are people on the spectrum who have made it as an actor. 

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5 minutes ago, Glamourpuss said:

Not all autism is the same though. There are some people with aspergers for example who would be able to cope with it and there are people on the spectrum who have made it as an actor. 

100%, that's why I said people with SEVERE autism. Like the type of autism being displayed in the film; it would be difficult to cast someone with the same level of autism.

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1 hour ago, 777777777777777777 said:

she is angry about all negativity about this movie while none of these "Twitter specialist" saw this movie

Her ARTPOP era

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1 hour ago, alsemanche said:

Because trans, black, disabled, etc. people are always at a disadvantage and they have much less opportunities. When movies are made to supposedly empower them and show a "good" image of them, you'd except said movies to practically empower them by giving them the opportunities they lack. Instead they hire people who do not fit the role and who can get cast in 500 other movies and so they take away such opportunities from people who need them.   

This.   I think Sia should have tried very hard until she could find an autistic person who was also a good actor.

I think her first response was due to poor communication skills rather than any intended malice.  It's common to hire actors to play parts of people with certain skills or occupations rather the hire people who actually have those skills or are in those occupations.  Actors make the parts more "real" than the actual real people they portray.  I think Sia  was ineloquently trying to say that.

Too bad things spiraled out of control, as her later posts were really bad.  Again, poor communication skills.

In the movie Rain Man, Dustin Hoffman played the part of an autistic person very well.

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2 hours ago, RAMROD said:

It's getting worse

Girl really can't take criticism.

 

 

Sia sweetie, that would mean giving your ableist ass a view and I’m not here for that. 
 

she probably ain’t but boy these tweets are a mess. 

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Azealia was right about her. 

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2 hours ago, Anderson123 said:

I think people are just looking for reasons to be offended about, just like every Twitter thing. This is just acting and I don't get why suddenly they want actual trans people to portray trans characters, gay people to portray gay characters and so on. I guess it wasn't the best way to respond to criticism but haven't read the whole thing or watched the movie yet, we'll see.

a huge part of autistic and neurodivergent representation is perspective. austistic people see the world in a different way to everyone else, they experience and process things differently, in a way that no matter how hard they try, a neurotypical actor would never be able to replicate.

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28 minutes ago, Ronk said:

I think Sia should have tried very hard until she could find an autistic person who was also a good actor.

There are many forms of autism.
This is like she would make film about person without leg and you would tell her to just find actor who doesn't have one of limb.

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2 hours ago, Anderson123 said:

This is acting

Promo tease

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I think the title of your thread implies she mocked autistic actors for having autism, which I did not see in the Tweets. 

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Funny that her response is literally how many Twitter stans would normally react and they legit can’t handle it because it’s coming from a celeb. When will people learn that celebs can clap back too? Why do people think celebs have to be nice to people coming at them? Lmao it’s an Enigma.mp3

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woooooow i really thought she was this angelic type of being, so kind and warm...but whats with the f words in such amount?

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2 hours ago, Anderson123 said:

I don't get why suddenly they want actual trans people to portray trans characters, gay people to portray gay characters and so on

It isn't sudden. 

Hollywood has been predominantly rich, white and straight for a very long time.